In town and with two marked lanes in our direction, where should we ride our motorcycle?

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The general traffic rule on urban roads differs from interurban roads. In town, if the roadway has at least two lanes for the same direction and they are delimited by longitudinal marks, you are allowed to ride in the lane that best suits your destination. This rule facilitates maneuvers and turns within the city. However, if the lanes are not marked, you must ride on the right.

In town and with two marked lanes in our direction, where should we ride our motorcycle?

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